There will always be debates on who should be waived, but the bottom line is you want to avoid waiving players you would like to have kept. And for the record I would have waived Kuhlman personally.
That was a real headscratcher for me. I'd watched Mikey play for the Moose and the kid never quit on a play, had an endless motor and flashed some skill. At the very least I thought he might be a puck-digger who had some of the skill and drive of a Tanev, and decent D.
Kuhlman was... from Minnesota?
Agree with all that these were not make or break calls, but in an org that needs to get its talent spotting nailed down and pretty much all these player calls right to have a consistent shot, it's worth keeping track of.
And now we're looking, still, at a LD logjam where the player with the least upside and most pronounced D flaws is, according to some local pundits with presumably inside sources, a lock for the roster despite patchy preseason play, raising the prospect of a solid 7/8 in Capo risking waivers and a prospect with upside in Chisholm also having to pass through.
Hoping they do the right thing with the D, but I think some concern is warranted.